As I prayed about October and the autumn season, I kept sensing movement—sudden shifts, harvest, and an invitation to open our spiritual eyes to what God is already doing. There are seasons to wait, seasons to prepare, and seasons when God says it's time to move. This month is a call to remember His faithfulness and courageously move forward when He gives direction.
The Shift: Be Ready to Move
"See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?" (Isaiah 43:19 NIV)
Do you feel it? I'm not talking about the cooler air—although being able to fling wide open the windows here in Arizona this week has been an amazing blessing. I'm talking about something deeper. As I prayed about October, I kept sensing movement. The Lord is speaking clearly: "It's time to move... (more)
Rosangela Atte, Maple Ridge, BC, Canada
Two nights ago, I had a dream. In the dream, my husband and I gave a gift to our great-nephew who had just turned one. It was a $100 gift card to a restaurant called Outback.
When I woke up, I wrote the dream down, as I usually do. I immediately sensed that the Lord was speaking to me about the end of one season and the beginning of another, particularly as we enter the final quarter of the year, the fourth quarter, representing completeness. The final quarter, added to three quarters, turns it into a whole.
The Hardships and Gifts of the Outback Season
The first thing I did was look up the description of the Outback. The Australian Outback is a vast, remote, and sparsely populated region known for its extreme climate, isolation, arid landscape, and difficult living conditions... (more)
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Dr. Halper-Hayes and Kelsey O'Malley on ElijahStreams
- Angela Robinson: Move Forward
Angela Robinson, Scottsdale, Arizona (Oct 9, 2026) - Rosangela Atte: From Outback to Comeback - The Wilderness Has Produced Its Harvest
Rosangela Atte, Maple Ridge, BC, Canada (Oct 8, 2026) - Nate Johnston: After the Storm Comes the Wave of Glory
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